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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1912.

A Lady Housekeeper

Hughes and Hough

ACOTIONEERS TO THE GOVERN VENT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN "

OCAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.C. 4TH & ST EDITIONS. A1. TERUKAPeme Copr.

Telegrphie Adres · MEIRION' H8-3KONG.

PUBLIO AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have recofved instruc tion to sell by Public Auction,

(FOR 1000UNT OF THE CONCERNID).

оп

WEDNESDAY,

the 23rd October, 1912, commencing st 9.30 PM at their Sales Koons, No. 8, Dos Vaux Road, Corner of

Ice House Stroot,-

A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE, &c,

Comprising:-

Blackwood Cabinets and Chins Closets, Tor, and Side Tables, Jardinieres, &c., including Cantonese Blackwood Arm Chair Writing Tables Desks, Photo Frames, etc., etc. TEAKWOOD FURNITURE,

as follows:-"

1 Silk Tapestry Covered Drawing Room Suite, Brass Fenders, and Fire Bras Double and Single Wardrobes, Washatands, Dressing Tables and Bureaus, Buckesacy and Writing Tables, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Brass Mounted Bed. stends and Cote, &c., a quantity of Cutlery, Electro-pisted and Glass Ware.

&c.,

$c.,

And

&c.,

One Gent's Bicycle Practically Now.

Un view day before i·le.

Catalogues will be issued.

TN (INS).

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, October 19 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1333

THE Undersigned have received_instzu--

assignabis à action

(FOE ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNEE),

FRIDAY,

the 26th October, 1912, at 2.30 :, at

their SALES Rooms, No, 8, Des Voeur

Road, Corner of Ice House Street,-

Fifteen dozen Coloured Shirts.

Eloven dozen White Drow Shirts,

Several Suit Lengths. Fifty pairs Ladies' and Children's Boot and Shoes.

Blouses, Belts, Night Dresses, Undor- elothing,Handbags.

A quantity of Flannel, &c. &c., &c. Tzes:-As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hoagrong, October 19, 1912.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

1336

HE Undersigned bave received instrus. To sell by Fublic Auction

SATURDAY,

the 26th October, 1912, commencing at 2.50 r.., at their Salon Rooms, No. 8,

"De Vosex Road, Corner of

Ics House Street,—

A COSHIGEMENT OF

PORCELAINS, BRONZES, &c., &c.

FROM FELING, Including Ivories, Pakinese Cloisonne and Lacquered Ware, Jadestone, & few Sets of Mandarin Beads (Amber, Coral, and Jadestone), a. number of Snuff Bottles, a

Nervous Exhaustion, Neuralgia,

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THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA.

Departure of Bir Frederick Lugard.

The Times of the 18th lilim con cains the following account of Sir Froderick Lugard's departure for his. Nigerian poet. Sir Frederick Logard is. well-known in the Far East as Governor, until the early part of this year, of Hong- kong-

To-day Sir Frederick Lugard leaves this country for West Africa bearing two emmissions, those of Gorarnor of Northern and Governor of Scathorn; Nigeria. It is understood that he will devoto the bolt six months to na ezaurization of the situation in the Pro- to tectorates, with special reference financial requirements. In the course of hin tour Sir Frederick may find means of elaborating a scheme for the amalgamation under one,government of the two Nigeria. The consolidation of the Nigerias inta what will be the greatest African depen- dency of the Crown, with, as it may be hopod, Sir Frederick Lugard na Gorgruor General, would represent our most com siderable administrative work in the truples, Indin excopted.

Sir

A noteworthy charge has characterized of recent years the attitude of the Colonial Offler towards Woab Africa. This change first made itaulf apparent du ing Mr Chamberlain's tenure of fier. it www due to the promptitude and rescureofulness displayed by Mr Chamberlain, Frederick Lugard, and Sir Geor e Gohila that a hundred years of British enterprise in Nigeria were not irremediably com promised. The settlement of the difficulties with Frenco pave sa impetus to the policy of railway construction initiated by Mr Chaniserlain, to which Mr Churchill con tributed by sanctioning the proposals o Sr Percy Girocard. Thus events paved. the way for a fuller realization of Imperial responsibilities in the administration of West Africa. At the request of Sir Percy Girouard, Lord Crewe appointed a Com- m'ttee lo examine the question of Northorn Nigerian land tenurg' with a view to legis

tion. The initiative thus taken has been flowed by Mr Harcourt, who has nomi

nated & Committee which has been or trusted the task of c vering the whole of West Afriesa land tenure. This problem beyond all others must govern the natura of our relations with the 20 million Weat

Africans under British protection.

RUSSIA AND CHINA.

The Mongolian Question

The Feking correspondent of the Asahi ires that the Russian authorities in Peking eciare that the Vics-Minister of the Wai- wu-pu promised to withdraw the Chinese troops from Outor Mongolia two weeks ago, but the Chinese troops still remain on the boundary of Outer Mongolia. When these troops were on the march, they wrecked and looted the houses of the Chinese sud Rae fans along the route. This action of the Chinese troops has compelled the Russian Government to reinforce the Russian army in Mongolia for the protection of the lives and pro- The Chinese perty of the Russians.

Le Governmout, which professca to desirous of conciliating the Mongolians, has nevertheless sent 12,000 troopa inte loner Mongolin, and is menacing the boundary of Outer Mongolia. In these circumstances the assurance given by the Chinese Government cannot be accepted. [The statements in this dispatch are from a Japanese source.]

A Mukden message states that according to a report from the commander of the Chinese expedition, order has been restor. u at Tacpan-fu. The Mongolian troops killed in the fighting in the neighbourhood of Taonan-fu number 628 and 702 prisoners were taken, while the casualties of the Chinese troops are only 23 killed and 30 'wounded.

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Mes Cole and child

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and chibi

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Mrs J. D. F. Mulder Capt.

and Ms H. D. Northcombe

can be purchased from mary j Mr sil Men H. V. d'Oellingen

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Mrs Freach & chilt BULBS at 90 cents per Mr and Mrs J.

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Hannibal

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Mi S. Kear

Mr A. KrasomMANI

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Hongkong, July 8, 1919.

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE

SOJIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL MANAGERS, HoroxONG.

Apropos of the skill of the deaf in lip- reading, the British Medical Journal quotes the following story which was recently narrated in the Benue de J. T. HAMILTON, GENERAL MANAGER Psychologie

At a cinematographic exhibition a surgi

few Mandarin Conte, Brocades, and Silk Coal from the Administration's Lanches Blince can be obtained in application to the operation was shown. The patiret was

Skirts, Old Chinese Pictures, &o., &c., and

a number of Old Wall Plates,

Porcelains of the Sung, Ming, Tau

Kwing. K'ang Bi. Rienloong. Gar Hing

Dynzatios.

Full Particular from Catalogus. On view from Friday, p.tn.

Texan penda tironí,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, October 15, 1912.

FOR SALE..

1318

THE Undersigned hare received instruc.. Hana to sell at their dixion Rooma, No. 8, Das Voeux Road, Borner of les House Strost

Ons 'RONEO DUPLICATOR * Complete with all mucossories and practically new,”- One Case REGISTER, in working (rðar. THREE TIPEWRITERS

and THREE PIANOS.

For further particulars apply to the

Undersigned.

-TREME ----ÄA DEuali

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Hongkong, Sept. 18,

Auntiensers,

Agente, SIEMSSEN & Co.

MEE CHEUNG

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PHOTOGRAPHER ·

ICE HOUSE STREET," BRANCH OPPOSITE CITY HALL

Fashionable Xmas and New Year Cards. LATEST SELECT VIEWS OF HONGKONG AND CANTON.

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Mr G. Caillard..

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Chard

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Mir W. Daniel

stretched on the table. Then the surgeon New Insurance Faid for.....£23,037,500 MJ Curta came knife in hand. His face was stony Outstanding insurance amonata

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Roy

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ชั Only slight movement of the lips was | Assets" amount. ta.............. 2104,088,855 Mr and Mrs Fritz Mrs A. Sohr

£ 17,828,760- perceptible; this seemed to indicate some Surplus amounts ta...

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Mr.A. R. Fontaine Mine Delin. Torner 10,670,15) 1910... the spectators were a number of pupils from

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Mr AR. Ward Germey the fascinating horror of the sight, the

21,648,529 HJ. S. Gillies Mr Th. Wiorings

Mr Goldenberg

Total paid Policyholders 1910 Total Expenses for 1910. Grom earnings from Lutereab

children burst out into load laughter. and Remis for 1810. They had read the meaning of the move, Gro rate of Income frost ments of the surgeon's lipe he was hum-

ming to himself the refrain

On a lui perver le flanc.

Tirell, ranplan

Rantanplan, plan, plan i

This may roughly ko rendered :'

Mr Woodward'

· KINO··EDWARD: HOTING.

Me A. D. Audaron Mr and Mrs

McHugh Mega

Mr K. Miyatomi

By Mr and Mrs J, H. KỀ

⠀⠀⠀⠀ Mody.

Investments 1910 Hongkong, Fab. 29, 1912...

4.487

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Mr.T. Aoki

Mc F. Aron

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are going to cat him up, cut him up, up, HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

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people as being fanny, my the** Bangkok Timon Here Is the Globe's comment: Figures relating to the robbery of alephants in Siam appear in the British Commilar Bö- post which has fust been issued. Daring year Apr 1ULL, to March, 1912, the num her actually reported as stolen was twenty. thesa, of which seroutéen wore subsequent

ly recovered. This gratifying result was,

HONGKONG,

fraduated in America at the Moler Mr E. Hunter

System of Colleges.

GIVE US (A TRIAL, THE BEST BAXTER IN Tows,

do doubt," due to the promptitude of the The American New Style

blics in notifying the local pawnbrokeri..

Hongkong August 18, 1913.

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Pamoré

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Fuller

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A, Leigh children

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and child?but fubuerten poor

Halasbinia Mr IL B. Tayles Mr O. N Manbodjali Mr WalkeT KORE 1406 Mr G. EL My Mr P.W. Whi

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